The renowned Heera Group, led by Ms. Nowhera Shaik, is not just a usual company. Besides maintaining a crore-worth empire spread around the world, She puts in similar efforts in arranging social camps and awareness campaigns in rural areas for the betterment of the uncultivated section of the society.
COVID-19 lockdown phase activities
During the lockdown phase of the COVID-19 breakout, Heera Group has maintained its consistency at work irrespective of the harsh circumstances and created new business collaterals which their consumers can access via online platforms within the safe parameter of their homes.
They were equally engaged in coordinating relief programs in suburban areas. Some of their most prominent activities in the lockdown include:
• Food Camps to distribute foodstuffs and proper nourishment: According to the Government protocol, immunity was the only way COVID-19 could be conquered.
• Awareness Campaigns: The homeless and poverty-stricken section of the society are involved in a nation’s development as a unit just as much as the middle-class or wealthy citizens are. The uncultivated mass of India was the most prominent victim of COVID-19 because of a lack of exposure to knowledge about the disease and preventive measures. Heera Group interacted with the people and discussed with them the virus.
• Rural education: The education system, rather than the students, suffered the maximum loss, both emotional and educational. Private institutions arranged for an online class, and so did the Government schools a little later. But no one barely had any time to think about the children who went to rural schools for education. She arranged for small but effective education imparting camps free of cost in rural areas to encourage education among the low-income families who can hardly afford square meals.
All India Mahila Empowerment Party
Nowhera Shaik leads AIMEP [ All India Mahila Empowerment Party], a commendable political party fighting alongside women to reinforce their rights. It encourages women to achieve their goals irrespective of the initial hardships.
Heera Group as a Welfare Worker
